Re: Cast from string to type integer
- From: "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstname@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Jul 2005 17:25:17 +0200
Bob,
I have looked at this problem and at the problem from 1-7. I did not
understand much from it (you got no answer, so I am probably not the only
one).
Reading and reading again I get the idea that you have more tables which
have more rows which have the same "ID", which are in fact one datarow .
You want to use 325 textboxes to show those items on a form.
In that difficult case I would go for placing the textboxes dynamicly on the
form.
(How it will fit, is for me something impossible however let us asume it
fits).
In the procedure where you place them on the form, you databind than the
texboxes to the used datatables. It is not impossible that with some clever
thinking you can do that with few code.
Because as I read it is there in fact no logical relation however a phyiscal
(all tables have the same "Id" which is unique, would I not use a relation.
However confirm first if I am on the right way to understand your problem.
Cor
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